Easy Steps to Charter
The Step By Step Process of Chartering a Yacht through Boatbookings.com (or "Taking the Work and Worry out of Chartering"!)
Step by Step Yacht Chartering Boatbookings.com Specialises in Crewed Yachts Types of Crewed Charters How to Charter a Crewed Yacht Other Helpful InformationWe're in business to guide you easily through the process of chartering a yacht. The more information you can give us, the better we can propose the right yachts for you.
The first and most basic question is whether you want a Crewed, Bareboat or Bareboat with Skipper, or if you want a Specialty (Events, etc.) or Super Yacht.
Types Charters
You have plenty of choice in crewed yachts - please select the one(s) below that most fit your needs.
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| Crewed Yachts | If you want the exhilaration of being on the water, privacy of your own boat, but a bit of luxury and pampering, then we highly recommend a crewed charter! Crewed Charters are yachts where the crew is dedicated to the specific yacht. They take care of everything and are typically experts in the region where you will be chartering. |
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| Bareboats | A "Bareboat" is a charter where you take full responsibility for all aspects of the boat and journey: navigation, sailing, mooring, motoring, cooking, cleaning etc. Bareboats offer tremendous freedom, self-dependence, and accomplishment. You will normally need certification and relevant sail or motorboat experince when chartering bareboat. |  |
| Bareboat with Skipper | If you're looking for a relaxed holiday with all the amenities, know exactly where you want to get to and have a precise itinerary, then a Crewed Yacht is right for you. |  |
| Super Yachts | Super Yachts offer the holiday of a lifetime, with a 5 Star hotel approach. The cabins are plush, you have a choice of entertainment and water toys, and often hot tubs, internet access and exercise rooms. Their expert crew will attend to all of your needs. |  |
| Event Charters | If you're planning an event, it will be better on a yacht! We have a broad range of yachts specially selected for fabulous events, whether for a team building day, conference, company celebration, wedding, stag or hen party, or any meeting where you just want to do something different. |  |
| Crewed Day Charters | You already have a place to stay in a resort, but want to get out on the water and have a great, memorable day. You should look into a day charter! |  |
How to charter a Crewed Yacht - the Charter Process
We have three basic ways that you can easily work through the charter process:
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1. Just click on the type of charter you would like above and we will provide details and ulitmately suggestions about yachts that are best for you.
2. If you want to look through our boats yourself, just click here and we'll show you all crewed charters we offer, worldwide. You can sort them by location, type, price, cabins etc to narrow down the selection. Then simply make an enquiry on that boat. Note that charters vary dramatically in terms of quality and focus, and at some point we highly recommend that you allow us to advise you on which is best.
3. Just fill out our Charter Request Form, and we'll provide a list of boats that we feel best fit your needs
Boatbookings.com's Commitment to You
When you ask us to help you with your charter, we become your Agent. Our local experts have extensive experience with the yachts that we propose, which includes knowing the boat and crew personally. We can thus match your needs to the perfect yacht for you. We work for you, and will be objective and un-biased on which boat(s) we propose to you. Our service is free, and or most important goal is that you have the best charter of your life, because we know you will again ask us to help next year!
In order for us to find the right yacht, first we need to know which boat will be right for you. Please select below the yacht type that seems most suitable for your needs.Other Helpful Information
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